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Superintendent Friddle is celebrated after first year with Stockbridge Schools

by Jennifer Hammerberg A celebratory lunch was recently sponsored by the Stockbridge Area Educational Foundation to mark the one-year anniversary of Brian Friddle as Superintendent of Stockbridge Community School district. Lunch was planned in advance to accommodate central office staff. Early summer is a very busy time in central office, wrapping up the former school […]

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Bus Drivers Wanted

Stockbridge Community Schools are Now Hiring $120.42 a day for full-time drivers at 6 hours per day. Paid training — no out-of-pocket costs. No weekends / holidays. Snow days and summers off. You’re home when your children are. Full-time driver option of year-round pay. Split hours for appointments. Hours: 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. & […]

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Stockbridge Family Carnival brings town together for days of old-fashioned fun

by Tina Cole-Mullins Many years have passed since the once-annual carnival made its way to Stockbridge, and as the days of its return approached, residents could hardly could contain their excitement. “The carnival has arrived. They will be setting up the rides and games and food the next couple days,” announced host American Legion Post […]

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You won’t want to wait ‘Until September’ to read this debut

by Shuyler Clark Given the prevalence of coming-of-age stories, the genre can feel stale as authors recycle tropes and plotlines. In his debut novel, Until September, Michigan native Harker Jones reinvents these tropes, subverting the typical with a tale that reflects harsh realities. In the turbulent ’60s, Kyle spends every summer on an island with […]